Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
They both will, it can be husbandry related in that case make a few changes (temps,substrate, downsizing), it can be the wall, which is commonly seen when they are 800/1000 grams. Or it can simply be an animal being overfed that is catching up (too large of preys or too often will do that)

Finally health issue but I think by now you would have noticed.

Fast are normal in older animals as their metabolism is much slower however in younger animal (under 500 grams) it is not as common and often every time link to husbandry.
Thanks, Deborah. I purchased this girl in June 2016 when she was about 1200g. She fed consistently until about Nov 2016 at which point she fasted until March 2017. She then ate again until June 2017. Her latest fast coincided with me moving her from a T8 enclosure into a tub. After a couple of months in the tub I moved her back to the T8 to see if perhaps she would eat again, but she hasn't. However, her weight from June 2017 until now hasn't really changed - she's about 1800g.